Add lcomposition fixity to support (>>) in the stdlib #2847
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The stdlib composition function ∘ has fixity `composition` which means
it is right associative.
We will rename ∘ to << in the stdlib and add a new function:
>> {a b c} : (a -> b) -> (b -> c) -> a -> c
for consistency with << this should be left associative.
This is not a breaking change to package-base so we don't need to
increment th version number.
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The stdlib composition function
∘has fixitycompositionwhich means it is right associative.We will rename
∘to<<in the stdlib and add a new function:for consistency with
<<this should be left associative.This is not a breaking change to package-base so we don't need to increment the version number.